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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-08-11

j. IL Kent < Co, Conmiss;oa Mer-
chants. Baltimore, sd foT Mr. Thomas Il.
BuTcii. of Chari IL Hall, Eve hh.ls Il ~
haeca, As fellows one 81 Sis, one $Ii. two
=; go and cue At -, al average & SO 40.
Miss Lizzie Blackstone. daughter OF T. ID.
Blackstone, Of the 9Th district, who for some
time I&st has been extremely III of typhoid
fever, j.. we are much gr2iifiei a. learn,
improving rIpidIy.
Mr.. Willie Cents, connected with the
firm II Calvin, Chestnut & Co. Of Ralti-
more, in the capacity q book keeper. is VS.
Iiing his home in Leonardtown. VIII,
dear boy, We extend % you the freedom AZ
the city.
We rS-sret ~ learn that DIR. Zach K Nor
gan has been confined g. his bed for some
time with bilious fever. We hope the DR..
viii soon ne restored % his usual good
health and able b answer his numerous
Professional calls
A Isdy fr1m Leon&ritown, soiourning on
Pr'spect stryet, Hagerstown, gives her opin-
ion Of the Maryland MALTA Al the ma
lifia passed here the other day and | looked
IN vain for Willie Ford and Capt. Chesley.
The Fifth Regiment i the only presenta-
bic military here The rest are les ike
soldier than any ever saw, reminding me
very much a 1ssT RIfies.
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Correspondence Of the Beacon.
Fun Drsss Rail.
SANOHT

Last Friday evening there was 4 full
dress ball given 81 Longworth Beach under
the auspices Of the genial and obliging pro
prietors, Mr.. johnson Cotton and Brother
II was undoubtedly the yrandest affair Of
the season. Long before dark, ladies in the
immediate neighborhoci began 70 add many
very entertaining faces u the already suil
ing ones with which Brother yohnson's
large hotel Is filed arrived about
O'Clock. after very dirty ride Of about IS
miles from old Charles. Not knowing
there was 81 be dance, 81 course was not
prepared. hut through the kindness e Mrs
Cotton WAS enabled in very short time
- make very nice appearance in hall At
tire About : o'clock HuSemAn's Band
played grand uaArCh. which was led by
Mr.. Fl. RAAr AMI Mss Gersie Rice, Of Wash
rngtou. allowed BY Mr. Palmer and Mss
Alice Roe. Mr. =. y. Howard and Miss
Maria Cotton, Mr.. Pugsley and Miss Fan
ME Washington, Misses Cora Rice, Annie
NAloney, May Cotton, Misses JArboe, Misses
Matte and Hattie Fisher, Mrs Combs.
NeSs-s. VIII AMI Ned Palmer. Mr. and Mrs
Carey, Mr.. and Mrs- Hughes and Mr.. Alfred
Rice After this, the tripping the light
fantastic to" TO Sogl enhancing muse MAS
indglge! in I'LL the wee hours ofthe NOM
ing We were very AgreeAhly surprised
about II o'clock By ihe arrival GA large
party from ColonIal Bach, pilnte,l by ths
eyer-oblIying Capt shaw e thu, place
Aftsr tripping the light fantastic til twelve
o'clock, Al intsrmhSioa tlok place for the
rscupsrstjng Il the inner man and woman by
soe-creaEl, water icss and lemonade. Mrs
h J. Cotton. Ms Maria Coffin and Nrs.
Combs were unrsmItfing II their efforts 10
insure the pleasure Il their greSts Under
the able Management of Mr.. Carey and sew
erAl assistants N one who wished - dance
were allowed - be wAIl-fowers. The IA
dies looked very beautiful in their evening
dreSSs. 4 few of the very naay very
handsome ones | will mentloa- Ms Lacy
Lancaster. II Mil-Stown. blue satin ard
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nc. Bmag@ss Iaemm.

No. bmsg@S Aeezw@~
FTOm car Regular CorroEoAdeAGl
DR.. II. p Blackiston and Mr.. Herbert p.
Moore are the choice Of . goodly number
Of our vosen for the Legislature and
Messrs. Stanislaus Clarke, j. 7. Richard.
son, and Walter Railey are spoken OF as
suitable candidates for the Orphans and
Commissioners Court They are gentle
men Of popularity, intellectually, etc. and
we op;ne that If nominated, they would
receive the undivided support Of their
party and . respectable sprinkling Of in
dependent voters
An all day rain visited the district re-
Gently just the thing for corn which ID ex-
cellent Tobacco l. frenching considerable
in some places, 20 say those who know.
With the exception OF mild cases Of
dysentery, the health Of the district is COM
paratively good.
Merchants complain Of scarcity Of money;
and even those who can boast Of their
thousands are not backward in joining in
the cry Of "hard times" II wealth 10 "all
that man desires" we think that the latter
class should possess their minds in peace.
The weather il pleasant and those an
noying insects familiarity kown as
are scarce.
News-well, it is scarce, too.
RALYAT.
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Correspondence Of the BeaconD
SAMOHT SAYS HIS SAY.
nALrIMoRE. AUGUST ;. 1877


Accounts of fires and suicides filed the
local columns II our papers several DAYS
last week. The warehouses ~: Jas ID.
Mason * Co Henderson. Laws s Co.
J. Newton Kurt and Jones and others,
opposite the Maltby House, besides several
fine buildings On Charles street below Pratt
are mass IF ruins. The origin II the FIRE
Is unknown Tie many suicides which
o,N,Urrei dnrinE the week may possibly be
attributed the effects Of the heat upon the
brains Of those who shutfied themselves OF
into the "henceneSS.
never allow myself 10 wOrry much
about the heat or 10 wr,te much shout il
But | an constrained - say just now that
II still keeps warm.
The coolest looking man have seen for
sometime, was e1-Shenf William Frank
Ford, Of - Mays County. otherwise
known s. Long Frank" saw him At
the MAltby last night He told ne that be
sometimes gok warm around ahUui his feet
and even in the central portion O. his body,
when sitting down But be SAIL that when
he strSiShtenei himself up u his full heizh,
the temperature about his head never got
above the fitticS, AMI the the cold wave up
there sent chilling and comforting blast
clear down ~ his foundation.
When looked al the foundation Of
which he spoke | thought my what 8 tall
mSn he would have been if 80 much ofhim
had nos tSen turned under for feet And
then the lines II the old English poet re
clrrei u me
AL flesh i grass ifthis h 81 and 40 mistake
Lord what \ haystAck he would make.
The majority u people envy the editors
lot They think an editor has picnic ali
the war nound irom January st - the
Slsi " DSVmbeT. Il : not the case BY
any means There i not an issue of any -
per that does NJ make somebody mad The
editor. the publisher and the reporter are
cursed silently, Rsore than any ether
people in the world. Fer instance If John
Smith elopss with Tom Browns wife and
. paper publishes il, the Brown and
| smiths aad all mad with every body ON
nected wssh the paper. II the papei
doesn't publish il, then Jim Jones whC
lives in the same block swears the papei
I i NJ sod. q, the sans tinle il Jones had
got into little row st a primary electior
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RALYAT.


Orphans Court met Tuesday last, pre-
sent Judges Love, Payne, Jones.
Last will and testament Of Charlotte G.
Love, admitted "a probate
Mr.. Cora Fenwick, was appointed ad-
ministrztrix Of J. Simms Fenwick-
iSt 4,rOUnt II W c. Burch, guardian 70
That Burch and others passed
lSt and inAl accuunt Of l. ]. Wise,
Admr J. T. HAZEL. passed
st And inal 4ccouut II John NJ Smith,
Executor Of John VI Smith, PASSED
Account 4 States Of W : Thomas,
Atur-, 4 J. \ II. Collins, filed
Last will and testament Of John Thomas
Langley, hlei f1r probate
= b. Harrison. Admr-, % Thomas D.
Harrison. hle,i
Accounts. notes AMI Judgements against
deceased estAtes filed and passed
The will Il John ;. MAtcingley, filed
and probate taken
D. Z. HAmnest appointed executor for
J. :. Aattingle:, Bond 4 same tiled and
approved.
J. J. Alvey and George T. Wathen, ap-
przLsers appointed
r johnson Cotton. appointed guardian
fJr Jennie Eva Cheseldine.
K +. Clarke and q L Raley. appointed
. lay Sn annual valuation upon the
the lands Il Garrett Cotton. minor
Petition . ~cfclt- the stat. ii the late
J. II Wilson file,I
Mis- A Z MLtaIn end dist, app intel
. the vacant scholarship - the Bali Female
College
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CANDIDATES.
FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES

Nessrs- EiifnrS-Pieass announce THOS
l. AATTINGLY, OF the 9iA distract. A. a
candidate fJT the LEGISLATURE <rsipjsx-s to the
action Il the democratic party. HIS eler-
isnn wouh he IN the interest nf the usspls.
throughout the county. lie will n sup
ported by The TsuIle generally.
April :. 0YSrKRNyx
The times require the selection Il ak,
: n true men a. candidates flr the I.syis-
lature, and a. Hon HERBERT = MOORE
II I4eonar!town, Ills all the requirements
he L announced as a candidate fnr that M
Sitlon by the .rs DrSrp,,r
April :.
Simon pure democrats all over theropp.
" seem D. favor GILES T. DYERas. csn.
dldaie Tor the next House IL DELEGATES AMI
his name Is respectfully announced f,r H..
nomination for that Talsition by the
Firth District
MeSSrs Editnrs-Plrasa ANNOUNCE FIR the
consideration Of thc D,an1cratir y,ters Il
= Mary county the nAnle nj Mr. RICH
AhD H. MAGILL - = candidate flr the
next Legislature. His nomination would
te esIsylally gratifying tn host q friends
in the 9Th District
SPENCER HARRISON j. rosp.--tful,
recommended u the d,mocratic voter. II
- Nary'> cnunty aS 4 suitable candida, t,r
she next House Il DELEGATES.
Third District
respectfully Announce myself as a can
dhlAte ioT the next House II Delegates. sub
ytTt n the Dem cratic Convention, and a.
llcii the support II nv fellow citizens
X T. BLACKSTONE.
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appointment Of TeaehsP~-

W. understand tia; the Trustees Of Char
IL Hall THURSDAY. +th instant, ap-
;. in'e! Prof X = >le,Id. A B and \. NJ.
Washington ana Lee University and Phi.
u Johns Hopkins, Professor Of Latin,
Gr,ck and VI dern Languages st Char
:,e Hall school Mr.. J. Frank Cnad, If
III, q Glty. y B. 4 LoyolA College, was
appointed assistant Professor II Classics,
Ln-lisA and Mathematics in the same in
>.'ltnn. Charlotte Hall can now boast oi
o'rpS 4 teachers unsurpassed by that u
any preparatory institution in the country
l. deserves liberal share Of the patronage
0, The state, and especially OF the lower
c.unties W. hope that the enrOllmen;
during the nc II session will prove that our
I-nple properly appreciate this cherished
institution uf learning.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-08-11

lace, ornaments. diAmDnds. Misses Rice,
pink satin; ornaments. pearls Mesy Col
ton, pink satin and lsce. Miss Fannie
Washington, blue silk Mis- Maria Col
ton. cream satin and lace ornaments.
peAris- Mrs. r. ]. CslsOn. LACK and rcd
satin: ornaments, diam 1nds Mrs. Bruce
Cotton, brown surah- M.Sses Lucy and Mn
ME Jarboe, cream satin embroiderei with
mos roses Among the many present
were the Misses Jarboe, Mrs. Bateman, Mr..
and Mrs. GlAsscock, Mis- Agnes Powder.
2. ID. Howard, P. Mann, Misses Quaeken-
bush and Lindsey. Mes Rs. Maddox, Thou-
Is, Garner, w. Burch and r. Blackstone.
e.s
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FOR STATES ATTORNEY

Messrs. Edit1rs-If Mr.. B. HARRIS
CAVALIER will consent IN y. a can.l;.
date Tor states Attorney al the cpmin.,
election be vii! l. supported hy many
admirers throughou; the county and c,I,-
ci2lly By
March p :, Inf.,.. D;.,-;,.,
Ae>srs- Editors Mr. y. G. H,uugrr
or present able state, Attorney. Aa> -,
faithfully and .mp4rti4,ly ..-.La-.rl tb,
duties = his Office. tia; IN, re-.',,.'..r (.
earnestly desired hy al r,-.a-,Ilsss Z r.,r-,
Il he l. = candidate n the coming election
We iee! sure TIA; b. will 81. . a-u..v ~,
porte! by The people Il
thap'!co AMI Charlotte Hal
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Mrs. Ph1be Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co,
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story,
the truth Of which i vOuched for By the
residents q the town Il am - years old,
have been troubled with kidney complaint
and lameness for many years; could not
dre~S myself without help. Now am
free from all pain and soreness, and am able
% do all nv own homework. owe my
thanks % Electric BItters f1r having re-
newell my youth. and removed completely
all disease and pain"
Try bottle, only soc at VIM. J. EdeIen
x Co and J. T. Ballingers store
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AsaaAI Cnarea nssssr..

The Alhua. Dinner iOr the benefit nj
= Iuscph shdr-h. N,il be held q We'd
1,-,lay Alg TN nst.
The nv'ntApt> = = G,srrge's c,,cE-eZr-
I"n Niii ,tvu = hnnur q .lat .hu-cA q
" -n,>Slat nv IN II August AL Ale
Inyltel 20 Agtsni. ami IL gaz-s will be
-panti 20 'uasu .hu sna.rsa-z-.,szi a. en-
IuNAbig III iCss,its al sEcxzsezi dinner,
many ssnu>SmvnlS vii ~ - IL iApEs,
snd 'hv Auit> II -.la.-Cv W cXe-I them
Gives "a maze -frt- S--1zre: C1e<ts
.ri Il home
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AGiff for Ans

In order u give all chance u tt-St il.
and thus he convinced ~ IT, wonderful
curative powers. Or. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Coughs and odd, Will u l..
for I limited time, given away. This 1fTer
Is not only liberal, hat shows unbounfed
faith in the merits nj this great remedy
All who suffer from Coughs, Colds. Goa
sumption, Asthma. Bronchitis. or any afFec-
ton II Throat, Chest, or Lungs. are espeCi-
ally requested 20 call on VIM J. Edelen (
Co. and J. +. Ballinger, and ct Trial
Bottle Ere. I.arre Rlrflfs ST.
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W. AZ. please; !, .z-scs G::ezfl1n 81 the
Advertisement 4 ChA-s-e-e Hall School
winch IDpeas \ cUr 1sSue to-l2v- Few
Institutions Z .-s---:iE A. P.Olni 20 tsGch
. lsjrrv IL : I'D prod possession 4 this
.r. .a,:,ruv 5-Uz,t-,! = Ia. Il hAs plr-
-.l,': lnG sIl1'-r--- Tis-: career . this day
i !,.~.rvtn.- 4 .-.TrSs- and We Ask such
.G- par O. L. A. csIC,rnplAunZ send
.l.- -arI- ans a. sC-,-Ul . make such in
...-r~ l. " -: = i'll .nflrulAtlon con
-u.1E = zlza--s Tbs viii e gladly
..g-u .v l.:--ssiaZ - directed IN sdVer-
-...l,.E.
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ChaPGle0 Items

Much Dissatisfaction prevails here among
the colOret people. g. - the County Re-
publican ticket They say, with but few
exceptions, i ! the same old thin. and
selling mt may Il looked for that the
rrSt and second district have en- lyet this
privilege, ami by courtesy other, have the
same night They claim they expected
urw deal . : certain extent, AMI first
class ticket put in the field. with such men
So IL head for Commissioner Court a.
jas ?. Abel. John W Tippett and others
Without TIE new deal, they .hiDk the
ticket much weakened by dropping the
names If MrsSrs. Leach, Canter. sherman
tine and Jones We would suggest. in
order that harmony may prevail through
out the County. and looking forward ,o the
Success II the democratic ticket. that the
convention u not called together, but
where there i 4 contention for nomination.
let the aspirants draw >traws an! the cen
tral committee at a. holders ~ judges
This would allow - men % stay az home
and attend - their business and should
give satisfaction 10 all II the ticket was
looked upon a independent, il would
only lie more sure OF success.
Messrs. John H. Parsons for Commits
sioners Court, Geo. E Mattir yley for
Sheriff and B. II. Camalier, for states At
torney, will give satisfaction hereabouts.
The death Of Col. J. Simms Feuwick.
falls upon our ear with sadness and we re
gret the information did not zach Us in
time "a attend his funeral our heartfelt
sympathy i extended u his bereAve Ell
family.
OBSERVER
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Alfred Carbery, Arthur Combs, John
G Hurry. Charles \ GoldsbOrough. Benja.
POWELL. James I DOnAway, X Johnson
cotton John = Turner. Joseph B Davis,
Wan | Davis, Washington Wilkinson.
l.as + Nattingley. VIM II Jones, James
Medley, James 1 Harrison James II
E!,l,n Richard ii Garner. J X Thompson,
Henry Wiagate. John II Bond. Tip
r,i. J .rcph ' Richardson. Richari Guy,
go. ~ r Collision, Martin While,
Randolph Jones. Ed Atell John II Her
-, VIM X Herbert, K Bruce Tppet,,
Foach ' Grecnwell, George W. Hayden,
John II YATES, JEFF J Redmond. J Leo
la;hrnm. Joseph II Jones. VIM \ I.oker,
r. mas VI Shadrick, VIM l. Russell.
Gcorcc \ Moore, Ge,rGc Z. Lee, Philip II
Dorsey. Francis u Adams. II b Cawood,
E.kannh Wise. John \ Price, Taylor
Ma,tngley, u Whitfield Jones.
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pr Monday las; an unknown party en-
'errI ;A' drug store Of Mr. Harry Spalding
q - village, AMI sole from his safe about
10y toil4r> The party is supposed to
ave tnsered through one Of the rear win
g - he building, which opened into
90, here the safe Is kept. taken the mo-
nrt 49, teparsed A BE- came Every effort
2" maize ~ capture the rObber No
~ D. The parsy has vet been obtained
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|COAMUNlCATED


CA >a-lr!ay eve II .nprJmp;u
E.ra-p Pay furnished amusement ior
,.A MINER L. -rl=s-s !; his charming hotel
\ 7a,v AN Z Ih-ee hours VS. played.
s. liz eni ( wairl TIM the honDrs were
: A.! e,,-L.. = Mrs- Crane, Mss Grace
Walker. VI VIII M1.s-g. and NJ Howard
.. Charts C.Galy, Nj Mrs.. Ackeldin
.: "a,h.n-tsl, " I IL BODY prize with
1' ,PF.r-,:..ra The evening hav!ng passed
s. pleasantly, " g-op"-e having another
r.!e- mon A.sq.c.1us cIruunst2Ices.
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DRAHCFR

There will IL 10 Mass a; =; Georges ~
Sunday next, August l4th-
Both the Commissioners and Orphans
Courts were in session on Tuesday last
Mr.. B II. Camalier. Who has been con-
fined e. his hsvi fOr sOulc time, * coavzIes-
eng.
Mr. Roach AbeIl, who has Lasn confined
% his bed f1r several weeks with raalzriAl
fever, : we are glad to see, oct agzIn-
DR.. Whit HAmmett and Major z J..
lockwood. II W AshinZts =, ArT vesi Il LEON
aritown On Monday last Their many
friends ave them hearty Welcome
Il i expected the democraric COUNTY
convention viii b Callsi the Isl Tuesday
n september 0fEcIal nstice vii b. given
next week
The County COmmisssDnsrs have receiv-
eli nusire of the Death e Margaret Johns,
who was sent - Spring GnJve Asylum
August :, ISIS. and died August ., is.
We return thanks - Mr. W H. Ford FIR
cOPies e Hag, rstnwn papers onntaining
notes "a the State enc2Enpasent II thar
place
Gov LLOYD has apTsin,e,l Pembroke
smith Justice u the P-aee 81 the Isl dis
trSct in place 4 ". II Stnoe- Who failed
- qualify
We extend - CTR young fiend, Walter
Dorsey, our sincere sympathy n hls sufFer-
ingS and hope he nay s.sou he GO the mai
- recovery.
Mr. J. H. Hancock q Charlotte Hall
district sold FIR Mr. L. r. CanteT, through
W Il Moore & Co, Commission Ner-
chants, crop Of tohaoco whirh nettsa her
- ~ per hundred
Rsscoe. the Murderer, avs Mr. DrHry, the
popular proprietor q FeuE Scks Hnael.
Sive$ him So much chicken thzaf he Is afraid
& vii make him chicken-heMrsed Ehen
they kAng hin
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Having disposed Of my brands OF Fer
'ilsrers, Leader * Rex, 10 Messrs. T. p.
Clark 4 CO | wish % solicit for them in
The future = continuation Of the kind
TAtr'aAse extended me in the past; feel
ts>urvSt that these gentlemen will keep the
brands fully up 20 the standard and can be
vllct aFon in all their dealings with Won
remain, Respectfully yours.
FIN Neale.
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Grand Spring Opening /!

Wa respectfully invite cur friends and
M the public - call and examine cur
new and attractive lines 4 Spring
Goods Waiting until the early rush was
over, we have bought our gods At mrch
rssinced prices from Jobters b. elose them
cut zs the season advanced- We rvz-og-
niIs the hard times and have marked our
goods down 90 suit them.
We call attention 10 our new and varied
stock Of lawns
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Their will IL meeting Of the Morganza
FArrners Club On Saturday, 18th instant,
At ! o'clock, p NJ A fun attendance Is
requested, as officers IN serve the next l9
months are b. be elected. and other business
Il importance viii be before the Club that
lay. c. ]. RUSSELL, sec.
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The death Of Col. Richard H. Miles takes
nom cur county one Of our most respected
r,tizrus. During his long life he filled
many positions of honor Snd trust, with
marked ability lie WAS lifelong demo-
nat, and in his earlier days tOok an active
part in politics. For many years he held
The POSITION of Judge of the Orphans Court
mi Was known IS enc ot the ahltSt men
Who ever occupied the place. Col. Miles
Was i mcmhrr ri the CStholiC chur,h and
contributed L. the building fund ri many
charitable institutions under its manage
mcnt His philanthropy manifested itself
notably in the case II our present flourish
,rc school. the 81 Mary's Academy, ~
which he donated considerable amounts
lie iisi ON Sunday nlnrning August 4th.
II Gettysburg Springs hotel, aitsr receiving
oil the rights of the Church, in the S9th scar
.i his axe. lie leaves one son, Hon Oscar
Miles, now p,Siiing in the West; and two
SrandSons, Richard Il and Hllingsly Gar
ncr His remains will be inferred a. "a,
yrlI Heart graveyard.
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ApVICE To MorHERS-Are YOU disturb
al n night and hrOkcn NJ your pSt BY a
>.,k child suffering and CRYING With pain II
Cutting ryVihH Ii ~ send ~ once and get
\. 'sItlc NJ Mrs. WinSlow'S Soothing Syrup
t'r Children TcvthinE. Its value i inCal-
rulahlc Il will relieve the pNny little >ui-
iyr.r immediately. ncpxnd apnn it, moth
Cts, there i IN mistake about t. IL Guns
niarIhWA, regulates the Stomach and
Bowels, CURES Wind Collie, S,'ilenS the Gums,
reduces Inflammation, and gives time and
vHrngy a. the whole system. Mrs Win
slows SsN'thinG Syrup" for children tccih.
inG is pleasant a. the taste and i the pre-
scription IT one vt the oldest and hest
female physicians and nurses I'm the United
states, and is e.; sale by all druggists
throughout the world Price twenty -fiVE
cents hotilc he sure and ask for Mrs
winslow's Ssshins Syrup" and take nC
,{hcT Kind.
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We call attention q our beautiful and
varied stock of TOILE d. NORD. worth
10 cents, whbch We are selling f,r i2l.
White Lawn, worth cts, We sell fnr 81
IL 10
MerrInlac Bafiste, Is 10.
We are selling Cottonades FIR half the usu-
al price from 10 % - cents.
ooundaE Cloth, worth = cents, frs
We also call attention To our large stock Of
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60 Dentistry

d. l. z, PAYNE, DENTIST, having 10
Gated At .usehasssesFsfis ! prepArc,i
q attend - al professional ,-tIls- lie viii
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